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The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15
u URY LIST.

Be it known that we the UNDERSIGNED
Commissioners did, on this the 18th a y SaFg
gust, A. D. 1887, meet at the Clerks 9es 81 6s3
the town Of OpelOusas, parish of ST. TuSs, 10
for the purpose of drawing q i1rv 4fa aaury
regular term Of the District Court ri ~ ius sae
Judicial District, under section S. Act n io5h
of the regular session of 1877; all the m nsv.q ~
being present, Diomel Durio, one of 4tSSmDets
members, drew from the general ven ;ue ssald
one at a time, the names Of the %fo)Iow;;ne eoS,
persons to compose the grand and nett altg
for the first week Of the said Court, 'a co,0
mencing MONDAY, the 18th dav 'Va W
October, A, D., 1887 a list of wbo o.
was then and there kept by the Tcl Isoaa1
of said Court, James o. Chachere oers
in our Judgment, q Jury being required for s tSa
second, third and fourth weeks OF the farm eru .e
then and there proceeded, as in DRAWN, We
first fifty Jurors, to draw thirty additsSosnaas,
names to serve as petit jurors for the s oSaal
week, and thirty additional names TO ssr rsoad
petit Jurors for the third weeL az
the term of said Court, and we them d,,aa
thirty additional names to serve a. n na.a
jurors for the fourth week of the term Of r pssa
and We, the Clerk and commissioners. did tssEi
and there place the names drawn as ss srsa
said for each separate week in separats ~" y
velopes, and sealed and endorsed the s. I'll
with the weeks for which they were rea saas
lively drawn, which said envelopes. eontts;a
ing said names, were then and there nla"auas
ina Jury box provided for tfp nurpose Erb assu
after depositing said names therein AZ r aEesa'
aaid, was locked and sealed by us, and nii .~e,
in the custody OF the clerk OF the con ppI ~
use at sold term Of said Court !"
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15
G'Rmigration aux Mats. Unis.

Immigration dams CO pays augmente
de Jour en- jour. On calcule que 600,-
600 6trangers auront d6barque aux
Etats Unis an cours de cette aimee. On
en Compte dsja environ 400 600 depuis
IL premier janvier. L'emigration ma
iamais Ste aussi forte qu'en CO mo-
ment, d Perception des annees 1881, 81,
50 ct peut-etre 1884. LIE plus grand
nombre enregistr6 a Ste celni de 1852,
ann6e cd l'on q constate 73S, 1902 etran-
gers debarqnee aux Etats-Unis. LIE
nombre total d'emigrants II en- ce
pays, an confs dn steele pass6, est dem
viron is, 600, 900. Sur ce nombre, Pr
lande Il faurni plus dc 3,000.0 DOC. rAlle-
magne plus DE- 5000. 000, PAngleterre
100000, Ia Suede ct la Noryege 500,
0n0
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Les chi MS.

Par ces temps de cal fule il convent
de parler IN peu des cl rs, ne serait-
CO que pour rappeler, d II re de curl.
osite, quelques souVeni ESSgSleux droit
feoda8 sur ces inter5ss4is quadru-
pedes.
En- Ian do grace l5qSedsITsistait daus
quelques seigneuries,R paa1agaoi aussi
bizarre qu'odieux qui bsvait NSgracieux
nom de chiendge. II consisSSit dams
fobiigration pour lie vassal de Vpourrir
un certain nombre de chiens deAkAhasse
appartenant au seigneur. II fufs aboli
par Albert ct Isabelle, souverai1El des
Pays-Bas. "
En- Artois ct dams lie Boulenois, sous
le nom po6tfaue de cAiens d'auoine gu
gaieRRe G00ine, CO droit existait sous
forme de redevance ~seigneuriale ct
consistait en- une ~certaine quantit6 d'a-
voine due par 10 vassal a son seigneur
pour la nourriture de ses chiens de
chasse, ct don't on faisait du pain de
Chen. Ce droit fat aboli en- 1880.
Les mobiles seuls avaient alors lie droit
DIES chiens, ct le roturier, le
manant Qui await IN on desa chiens,
pour son propre usage, sans permission
spectacle, etait condamn6 d ramende,
banni gu fasag6 sill ne ponvaif payer.
En- compensation, il await pobligation,
dc chienage, des chiens d'avoine !; ce
qui ne lni rapportait gnere de bonheur
te6l.
Les chiens mobiles 6taient proteges de
toute maniere; les chiens roturiers on
asGnGDts devaient porter suspendu i
lenr col IN baton Variant de un pied ct
demi d trois pieds ct demi de longneur.
Mails la revolution francaise a nivel6 la
condition DIES chiens tout antant que
telle des hommes. lie principe egali-
taire est 1e seul bdton que chiens mobiles
CO chiens manants portent depuis au
cou; % nul CHEN ma Teclame que
nous sachions. .
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Les Pyglmees.

III. dc Qaatrefages c~ommunique d
l'Aeademie lie r6sultat de SEES rechercles
sur une race humane connue des la
hante antiquit6, les pygmees. La le-
gende homerique en- fat des mains qni
fiabitent aux extremit6s de la terre OF
livrent aux grues de victorieux CONF
bats. H6rodote place leur sejour pres
des marais Qui avoisinent les sources
du Nil; Aristotle, Clesias, Pine, POM
ponius Mela, attestent To- persistence
de Ia tradition relative III pygmees ct
les ~pf6sentent comme y race de tallle
~minnscnle, don't raife geographiQue
s'etend au sud de pAbyssinie. dams le
centre inconnu du continent African.
Ces mains oranges ont existe lis
existent encore; les vOyageurs mo-
dernes les ont vus ct decrits sans SO
aouter qu'ils Sc trouvaient en- pre-
sence des aneiens ~pygmees; senle-
ment, leur taille d grandi en- meme
temps que diminuait eelle des
Patagons. Lobserpation s~eienti-
fique u corrig6 les exag6rations des
premiers recits. Les pygm6es mesu-
rent 4 pieds B Il2 pieds. M. Quatre-
FACES les retrouVe ct les reconnait en-
Antique, dams Ii population des Akkas
ct en general dams la race DIES n6gritos.
aujourd'hui diss6min6e par groupes iso-
les dams Is monde enter. CertainesI
regions montagneuses du B6loutehis-
tan, Id waste presqu'ile hindone, rem
ferment DIES n6gritos plus on nloins me-
tisg6s. Dams Id Nouvelie-Gainee le
type s'est conserve pur; presque par
bout ~aillenrs, CONNIE q Caylan, aux
PhillippineR d Malacca. les n6gratos Sc
sont mel9s &c fonaas avsc les populas
lions qui Les ~entoursnt.
Chez IL portiere, u ~ Juliet
Oh esE done votre mari. NADINE
Ee~ssonlII0ts . III revue
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Curieux Gas de hethargie.

On %s'occupe beauconp en- ce moment
dams rITlinois dun cas- pathologique
des plus extraordinaires ct qui met en-
default Ia science de tous les m6decins
du pays. II d lh6pital St. Joseph,
a Joliet, une femme du nom de Herbert
qui est en- etat de catalepsie depnis
deux cent trente-neuf jours, ct tous les
efforts que Pom a fats jusqu'a present
pour lui faire reprendre ses sen ont etc
absolument inutiles. Cette infortunee
bort CONSIGNMENT ct son corps q main
tenant l'aspect dun v6ritable fant6me'
On a rarement va cette infortunee re-
muer un muscle, ct %pourtant au cours
de son long sommeil, ellie a e9 deux
acces de delire, parlant wee une telle
volubilite quill stait impossible de la
comprendre. Ell n0hrriture qu'on par
Went a lui faire prendre chaque jour
est insignifante. Aussi la dormeuse
est. ellie dune Snaigreur etfrayante CT
les medecins qui la soignent craignent
qu'elle ne puisse plus Vivre dlcl qne'-
cues jours.
Tn negre arrive i Paris, entire dams
I'm "meubl6,n ct demande a SO logger en-
garni. pension comprise.
Pour cent cenquante francs par
mois, repond lie gerant de r6tabllsse'
ment, vous serez log6, nourri ct blan'
chi.
-Blanchi s'ecrie 10 negre radienx,..
alors c'est marche conclu.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15
ICES Pensions au1 Htats Unis.

Lie u0mbre sun cesse grandissant
DIES peusionnaires ein g-0nvernelnent
s'6l0yait. le 20 jnin dc, nier, d 405, COZ
de CO nonlhre So ~tloavent 695 veuves
de soidais dr. In guerre do Me1iQue,
1903 soldats snrvivants dc cette guerre;
giennellt easnite les snrvivants 1t les
veuyes da la gugsre d. 1912 ct do In
derniete guerre. Via sofnme de $52,-
8s4,64l. 22 ayant etc pay6e b ces PEN
sionnaiFes, Ia moyenna de chaque pen
sion d DONG 6i6 dc @l3010. ST Pom
ajoute il cette sOlnlne les h0nofaiTes de
uedecins examinateufs, les salaries DIES
agents et dc lcuFs commits, les loyerB. Ii.
Casuel. etc, on arrive d celle do $74,-
bl5,ae6.e5. CeQui paraitrait incroy-
able si le meme chiifre n'etait r6p6ts
part0uts e'est que le nombre dies FeuVes
de Ia gnerro Dis 1912 est encore de III,
g3f, saudis one ceiai DIES soldats nest
que dc 1860. Ces gems nous parais-
sent avair la vie dnrs Arriran6 main.
tenant a 10 classification par &Eats OF
colnt6s nous trouvons que iii Louisiana
poeB6de d sa part 800 pensionnaires aui
ont reen $40 s984 III derniere trimestre.
ST. jean~Batiss men oompta que z qui
pereoivent @ie6 par trimestre.M Mes
chae6h6 de 81. Jean Baptists.
ST. Landry On d is, qni Seeoiyent
1856. et Aoadis 8 ani recoivent Si2 par
trimastre.
Nine X fatigue continnsllement
son nl6dAcin par les details beaucoup
kF0p aboadanfs ouaeil0 donn0 sur ia
6allkGs
LautEs jour ellie Il consulate.
aAeiatFsz xotFe langues III ditsii.
Voila doctcur.
EneSge y vOis pfie.
Vniia siocfeuF
kne0fe sJI vnas Sflaft
Mnis d0ctenF
I xslas p1la vekFe Iaugus
asa nzaHx n Y0E VA Nv psnKenare.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

Sur plusieurs habitations la r%oulalson
o commence ct bient6t ellie sera gene
gale. QUAINT aux resultats ills sont en-
sore trop vagues pour les enreglstrer'
mails tout dome d esperer qu'ils se1oot
des plus satisfaisants cette aDfe.
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payable to anyone who will prove that our
statements are not correct.
FAlREC0N No. I, price so cents per bottle, ss FOR
heads entirely or partially bald, to stimulate 9 new
growth Of hair.
FATEsEC0N No. 2, price rs cents per bottle. is used
after the new hair has made its appearance, and IL
applied a. directed, the entire restoration OF the hair
tE D certainty.
FAERICON No. D price rs cents per bottle, 10 mod.
lhcafton ct Eatfieon No, 2 and Invaluable ass HAIR
pRkSsEks especially Tor ladies'. y applied 90 the
that y failing ont kept smooth and glossy; remove
al 6andruH and keep the scalp perfectly clean. IN
- AAgEKTAIN REMEDY FOB ALL DISEASES
OF and win preserve The haar of anyone
using III Tor the balance Of lifes While gt Id used.
neither total nor partial badness need be feared.
FECHTERsS FAMOUS EAIRTuDM ss Fw sale by MI
drng&istsor can be sent BIZ the manufacturer on raceipg
history OF the discovery ct this remedy. 1eB3imoaials
from those yno bare nseG It and d treatise 81 tie
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

Dfc6de.-Pres du Pont Debaillon, pa.
roisse St. Landry, le 7 octobre 1887,
Nine. AIMEE ToLEDANo, epouse du DR..
Louis Debaillon, ag6e de 66 ans ct 6
mois.
PIPES d'Opelousas, lie Ii octobre
1887, MONA MAY, file de G. l.. Hayes
ct Pauline Jones, ag6e de s mois ct 5
tours.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

A la suite dun pari, Caliuo Il failli
s'etrangler Ell essayaDt d'avaier une
piece de cinquante confines
--Probablement, disait.il ED eve
nant B Ia vie, que c'etait n piece faus-
se; impossible de la faire passer.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

lie lieuten ant gouverneur Clay kuo-
bloch Went de s'annoncer CONNIE can
didat q In place de gouverneur.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

HOHOraves de Mdecias.-Hoporaires
de m6decins en- Aisle.
Abdurreaman, 6mir de- Caboul, await
un clou. II demanda a son medecin IN
remede. Celui.ci lui donna un on
guent qui l'empecha de dormir. LIE len
domain matin, d sept heures, lie bon
bourreau coupait lie cou du medecin
dams 10 courS chateau
LIE fait est rap Hte par Ia Gazette de
with
Lex -~secr6taire d'efas4h I'LL A. Strong
a etc condamns i dsux anus dc peni-
t~encier, a une amende dc S4,25nn' e au
reimbursement de la meme soRd r d
i'Etat. LIE juri rayait r6cemmenbl :
clare coupable de s'6tre approprFrr
CONNIE fonctionnaiie public. dc Par
gent par lui reeu en- Placement des tick
cts detection, don't Ii distribution est
coniee D pEtat. Quand 10 JUICE Bur-
CESS q pronounce Ia sentence, lie prison
nier semblait absoIument aueanti Pal
teration de Sos traits le rendait presque
m6connaissable.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

The above cuts are made from photographs Of the dis
coTerer Of this wonderful remedy, the drst cut showing
him while perfectly bald, and the second after he had
restored his hair By means Of the FAMOUS FAIRICoN.
This preparation 10 o perfectly harmless herb REM
edy. the result OF q scientific study OF the causes
governing the growth Of hair, and contains all tho
elements OF which hair is composed. Many have used
It who were entirely or partially bald, and IN not a sin.
gle instance has It failed to produce hair in from fifteen
to thirty days. We particularly invite thoc who have
u~nsuccess fully tried some or sIl OF the various so-called
hair tonics, r~estorers, &C., to make q test OF the Fairicon,
and we win guarantee that 1t brings about a new growth
unless the roots Of the hair be entirely dried up, which
latter occurs very rarely and exists in perhaps not more
than i've cases out OF ahundred. Cases OF fifteen years
badness have been cured and OF any number OF years,
even if double that, can be cured by the use Of the
Fairicon. No sugar OF lead, nitrate Of silver or other
poisonous substances are used. We back up these
remarks by Offering
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

RUBBER STAMP T w FsyD S1r F reme
IS Visiting Cards, and India INK to mark lin.
en-, only rs cts. tstamps.) Book of 5000 styles
free with each order. Agents wanted. Big Pay.
THALMAN MFG CO., Baltimore, Md.@ 2
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Mons sornmes autorises a annoncer N. OC.
TAVE FONTENOT CONNIE candidat D la
place de Sheriff relection qui aura lieu en-
svril proclaim.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

lie dengue est 81 violent a Tampa.
Flo., Qn'on le prend pour 10 1%evrejaupe.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La

REMEMRER That the presence of Gen.
erals BEAUREGARD and
EARLY, acko are is charge of the Drawings, is
q guarantee of absalute fairness and integrity.
that. the chances are all equal, and that ao one
can possibly diviae arhat number aciN ira a
prise.
"REAEMBER that The payment of ell Pri-
ses is GUARANTEED By FOUR Nd
uONAL BANKS, Of NeD orleans, and the
tickets are signed By the President of Fan Insti-
tuition, luhose chartered rights are recognized IN
the highest Courts; therefore, besuare of i,nita-
ti0na and anonymous schsnes.n
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15
POvass Sheriff

Nous sonmes autorises 3 announcer lie Gene
raj THOS. C. ANDERSON CONNIE eandidat
B 10 place de Sherif de 10 p~aroisse st. Landry
o felectlon prochaine.
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Chez u portiere, u Ia Juliet
On esE done yotre mari. madame
EessnnlII0ts . III revue
Non. II asS nile . un piqMe.nes,
aVHc deA ennis
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15

WALTON CLUE RATES or any further .infur.
nation apply to the undersigned Your
handwriting must be distinct aud Signature
plain More rapid return mail delivery will
be assured by your enclosing an envelope
bearing your full address,
Send Postal Notes, Express Money Order1
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter
Currency by Express Cat our expense) ad.
dressed 10 d
M. A. DAUPHHN,
New Orleans, La.
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Pour .Bu9e de District.

NOUF abAS6 UG AVHBEEECEs
Nous sommes autoris6s q aunoncer NJ. L. !.
TANSEY CONNIE candidar non politique q la
place de Juge dn l3e District Judiciaire, COM
pose DIES paroisses st. Landry ct Aoadie, a la
prochaine election. -
The Opelousas courier., 1887-10-15
(JUNE AND n~ECEMBER),

We the uldersign,d banks aud Bauksls
will pay ali PRICES drawn i'll the Louisiana
State Lotteries wb.-it may t. presented at our
counters.
J. II. OGLESBY.
Firs. La. Nat Bank
r. L.AEAUA,
Pres. Stats Maj. Bauk.
4, BALDWIN,
Pres. n. o Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN.
Pre-. Union Nat. Bank.
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30 HermOgene 6ulIloTy- :
In testimony whereof we nave le ISsa
signed, this 18th day of August, A. ", ''oss
w. G.. BELL,
(~@~l d. DUR1O, Con.
)SEAL( ROBERT CHACHERE,J
W. J.J. THOMPSON, 80
JAMES o. CHACHERE, ClefAs
Duly recorded IN Jurors Record Nc. q Z
my office page LOG ct seq.
A true copy. e,ask
b. MARTEL, Deputy CisfAs
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who h., u house to furnish: our great
special sale la our carpet aud uphol-
stcry department was iuSuguratcd TO
help move goods fast ~ We must
hnVe room Tor u large new tall stock.
ana YOU can show saving OF from
% to 30 per cent on every purchase
made IN our carpet department. The
liner grade of mpliiugs have received
special attention for this week, as We
are ovcrrtocked ia them and offer
a. cent mattiug- tor 80 cents,
5u cent mattings for 80 cents,
80 cent mattiugs for 40 cent?,
% cent matting- for - cents,
Ebony, walnut aud cherry window
poles NJ 40 cents each.
Brass window poles, with bra- $
trimmings complete, at - cents c8cla.
reduced from Sl.5U.
l'itst quality of extra super ingram
carpets reduced to 80 cents yard,
Body Brussels To- o. and SLOu.
l}roquct;s TO > l25 and SllO
Wilton vo,ycl- to Sl.2o and 81 80.
Elegant spring roller window
shades. u0docd. ~ 30 cents each.
CoWcd ,crimm- NJ q cents.
CrcHW .crimms at lu cents.
..r 20 4rapory Mt II cents,
DIru. curtain department is the
| largest in the state. Every curtain IN
the department j. reduced, and Noui
windows can Doe drnpcd for little cost
The uboVeArc only icW of thC
bargains we ollcr Pay nVi-jt to ouI
carpet department aud we will inter
| est you.
SANGER BEoTugH-
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SANGER BROTHERS.


Lis agreed by and between the
county executive committee OF the
urohibtionl-t- and the county cXccu-
tive committee of the aufi prohibi-
tionist- of Mclennau county that
neither of said executive committees
will employ OF authorize the employ
moutor any bands OF music. or ANY
hacks or rArriagcs or other vehicle,
OF transportation OF voters on cleo
tion day.
We do hereby Join in q request to
our respective parties that tull effect
be given to this agreement ON Aus
gust 4th, 1851,
FEMx II, ROBERTSON, Chairman
pro TEN. Co. tx, Com Anti'Prohibi'
tnn.
II. Il. GuRLsY, Chairman
Co. EN. Prohibition Com,
Cross X Blackwell : pickles, and
malt vinegar Mt Is. y. Little X Co.'S
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Probablyno one thing has caused
such general revival of trade al
Castles Morrison ~ Co.'S drug store ~
their Giving away to their customers
of 80 many trial bottles OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous ia
this very valuable article from the
tact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group aod all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You
can Jest it before buying 10y getting IL
trim bottle free, large size 81 Every
bottle warranted.
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made contract with lnman Bros
20 furnish pipe. but no order had vet
been received % make il.
Now that the season is at hand for
painting honscs aud harvesting ma
chinery in tie rural districts. W l.
Tucker calls attention To- his except.
ioually complete assortment of ready
mixed paints Prices bottom.
Ii. H. GRAY, dealer in staple and
Fancy Groceries and Provisions.
Fruits and Confectionery Cigars aud
Tobacco. Country produce n special.
ty. Prompt aud polite attention paid
to all orders and customers. Austin
Avenue, Waco. Texas.
Bcal MagrGdcr, the colored man
arrested few days ago, wa dis g.
charged yesterday, nothing having
been shown against him. He has
been working for u loDg time for
Meyers Il Wilkcrson, OF Robinson,
and later Tor the Electric Light Com
pHuy
Another accident barcy escaped
happening again NJ the Colonel Tay-
Tor buldng estcrday forenoon, a
staging, used orputliug on the cell
ing, and eighteen feet from the floor
gave way and fell with q great crash
with two carpenters, j. G.. stone aud
George Dodson, on il. The turmcu
fell and was somewhat shocked the
latter feeling the planks giving way
seized the ceiling and was left sus
pended 10y his fingers III the mir eigh
teen to1t from the floor until ladder
| could be procured.
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SprecKes was lying near
the wharf with every
thing ready to set sail. A carriage
which was waiting at the rear of the
court room conveyed Gibson 10 the
vessel which cast oil lines and headed
for San Francisco 1t required lose
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bo,ues ar Gi,,,no. 49, .,sHsi.. u9-rn
preparation cured me, and must sav. il i,
the only medicine would give cent for ln
M case''-G' H. Heard, Richmond, Ind.
u Only genuine hasa Z stamp, in red
on front of wrapper.
H, {, ZElLlN 4 co., PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Sole Proprietors. Price, g.
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number OF dru)
water on SundA
afternoon aihrI1
defendants upO(
soda water was
necessity, anu b
medicine but al
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Polygamous wool

SALT LAKE, August 9.-Accord-
ing to al estimate OF the leading mer-
chants tho Utah CLIP this year will
amount to 100000 pounds.
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STREET NOTES.

y ,cblieht procession on Monday
H., men. in waco at the silver
/ |'r re- strained honey. at b. a. Little
''S'mp.ign ougg.es at Dick Green
h. cup of coffee at the silver
IT, ,lx days still remain to the
\ 1.-THE election.
re rains at BrownwCod and AL
are reported
Eus Green II Go hayc two bran
u cal, carriages.
|Iuciest porterhouse steaks i'll Waco
E,6esilyer Moon.
|roy. there i-notLing like the work
\, at Waco Laundry.
\ te rain yesterday was u depress-
~ drillc aud ~ lizlic.
H. fires to klndlc, no ashes TO emp
kyhen using Gas stoves.
',ook cut for the big horseback
Ia zion on W cdncsday night
Mad anti.torchlight procession
esday night, August Sd.
mll stock Of Bata iia and Cali
airmt-, ut Il. y. Little ~ Cos.
{frcr ow. water scarce, campaign
sud good indications Tor rain.
Ia hmily dinner for ten persons can
Y cooked vt u cost o! cents Oh gas
|ol,.
|(d papers tor sale Mt THE EXAMI-
N. office at % cents per hundred or
! bier thousand.
|6eta glass of the coolest soda wa.
sst epooner ~ Co.'S and be re
Mhed.
Jus, received u shipment Of delic-
10. sugar Drip- I'm one quart cans, Al
Il Lit, X No's
IA pair gcntIcmens shoes, new, were
|pud Yesterday, owner can hcar OF
|em at This office,
youug man. , our eirl willbo proud
Em II YOU have your shirts done
bat the Waco steam Laundry.
h + Suoopcr A Co.thc West Eud
Egqisis hove wears OF experience
4 commend them to the trade.
ASSAULT. abusive language and in
3uution were tho three vices pun
I'd Iu tho recorders court ycstcr.
Ego hundred ou-hei, of rye at
\ ers goo bushels of barley at
kncr. 500 Laudrctts new turnip
at ln.mcr4.
co has conducted Inc hotties
niu ever known IA Texas qmct
IL Ap,accO.y. Ilpt is the KIND OF
70 city Wscoi,.
parac, tiuhiug of gong 10 Gals
6rnis 90 get information greatly (,
ihciradyantugc by calling on d. j.
Egiu X Co,
Ol moro importance than even the
|W .o ,or The ohility +. di.russ an,
|qp ,liou mauiully and quietly.
fIauci- said TO bo % movement OF
|ioot Go induce Mr.J Il. shay to re-
|pl % Mr. Black, sermon on tl
III yuiN of Christi
Ten ZEN. upch ~ ~ Charles uo
|c coId CrYIn. cheese. dny or NIGHT
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